Stone · Stone slate

The stone-roof look in moulded, lighter units.

Illustration of Reconstituted stone slates

About this roof covering

Made by casting crushed stone and cement in moulds taken from real stone slates, laid in diminishing courses. A more affordable and lighter way to get a stone-roof appearance on new work.

Typical minimum pitch
25° and steeper
Typical lifespan
50–60 years
Weight
Heavy
Relative cost
£££ Higher
Style
Traditional · Stone slate

Colours

  • Buff
  • Brown
  • Grey

Good for

  • Extensions next to stone roofs
  • New builds in stone areas

Pros

  • Stone character for less
  • Consistent supply
  • Lighter than natural stone

Things to consider

  • Not always accepted on listed buildings
  • Still a heavy roof

Where you'll see it: New homes and extensions in stone-built villages.

Figures are typical guides and vary by manufacturer and roof. We’ll confirm what suits your roof at a free inspection. The picture is an illustration.

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Book a free inspection, or send a few photos for a free online estimate. No deposit, and you only pay when the job is done.

  • No depositPay on completion, once you’re happy
  • Free inspectionWith a fixed, written quote
  • 24/7 call-outsFor leaks and storm damage
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